Recordingsession for the upcoming Poverty´s No Crime Album in the Area51 Studio. Drumsound is a roughmix and the guitars and keys are only guidetracks.. + Informações

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Artist: Poverty's No Crime Album: One In A Million Song: Incognito. + Informações

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Video from the Drumrecordings synchronized with the final album (Save My Soul) version.. + Informações

Poverty's No Crime "Just A Dream" Live Zeche Bochum 18.01.09. + Informações

Poverty's No Crime "Open Your Eyes" Live Zeche Bochum 18.01.09. + Informações

Poverty's No Crime - Seconds (live 18.02.1997) Osnabrück Lagerhalle. + Informações

Poverty's No Crime "Access Denied" Live Zeche Bochum 18.01.09. + Informações

Nas comunidades dominadas pelo tráfico de drogas, o trabalhador eo bandido são vizinhos. O morador dessas áreas tem que aprender a conviver com os criminosos. E esses bandidos acabam ocupando um lugar que deveria ser do poder público, que quase sempre está ausente. Nessa primeira reportagem da série Vizinhos do Crime, Ana Paula Padrão, Lumi Zúnica , Gilson Dias, e Guta Nascimento estiveram no morro do TeTeu e no Dique da Vilda Gilda, maior favela sobre palafitas das Américas. + Informações

No Copyright intended All Rights Go To Respect Owners Full Story: For nearly 18 years, The West Memphis Three have been imprisoned for crimes they didn't commit. The three were condemned by their poverty, incompetent defense, Satanic panic and a rush to judgment by the media. It all began May 5, 1993 when three eight-year-old boys were found mutilated and murdered in the Robin Hood Hills area of West Memphis, Arkansas. Under tremendous pressure to find the killer despite physical evidence pointing to anyone, West Memphis officers coerced an error-filled "confession" from a mentally handicapped teenager, Jessie Misskelley Jr., questioning him for hours without counsel or parental consent, only audio-taping two 46-minute fragments. Jessie recanted his statement the same night but it was too late: Jason Baldwin, Damien Echols and Misskelley all were arrested on June 3rd, and have been incarcerated ever since. Local media said the murders were part of a satanic ritual; human sacrifices in the wooded areas of West Memphis, Arkansas. The police assured the public the three teenagers in custody were definitely responsible for these horrible crimes. There was no physical evidence, murder weapon, motive, or acquaintance with the victims so the State stooped to presenting Damien's black hair and clothing, heavy metal t-shirts, and Stephen King novels as "proof" the children were sacrificed to the devil. In early 1994, Echols was sentenced to death by lethal injection, Baldwin .... + Informações

READ ON on.rt.com America sees the' looting' of the US Treasury, and the money given to a Wall Street 'criminal class', journalist Chris Hedges told RT. He adds that ordinary people are caught in the vice of unregulated corporate capitalism -- with no escape. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com. + Informações

Having just given the commencement address at Booker T. Washington High School in Memphis, which has made inspiring progress in recent years, the President says Congress must replace No Child Left Behind to help all our schools thrive. May 21, 2011.. + Informações

Monday December 12 2011 MOTION PASSED by 78% to 22% Bahrain's ruling family was dealt a blow last night after an audience made up of mainly young Arabs used a globally televised debate to say the monarchy was unlikely to make good their promise of reform. The motion was passed by a resounding 78% in favour and 22% against - a slap in the face for a government promising its people long-awaited political reform. www.thedohadebates.com. + Informações

christian music / musica cristiana power metal cristiano (traducccion al español)SUPER melodico de alemania LIGHTMARE - THE ONE All the years that had gone by Didn't change my mind. My loving never stopped a while, It lasted through all times. You're the One, I ever want to love. That is the truth. Though you're far away from me I can't stop loving you. There were times the searing flame Faded to a spark. But when I heard your voice again, It rose to light my dark. You're the One, I ever want to love. That is the truth. Though you're far away from me I can't stop loving you. ---------------------------------------------------------- LIGHTMARE - TONES LIGHTMARE - THE FOOL LIGHTMARE - REBELLION Rebellion across the land! We are standing hand in hand. We hold on to fight for our right! Rebellion across the land! We are standing hand in hand. We´ll be strong, we hold on tight! The arguments of politics are just made to gather All the goods and properties that belong to others: Politicians theft!! They call it taxes, but their wealth get bigger, While poor people starving Or waiting to get sicker because there´s nothing left!! We are called upon to stop their way! Come on! There´s no more word to say! Waiting will be suicide! And Death had lost its fright! We are the waste politics will leave Behind, while their pacifying words deceive: It is a legalized crime! Poverty is growing in this world more and more For politics that´s justice - by the self made law It is a cruel time .... + Informações

How can you fight gangs when they can be part of the solution to stop urban crime? Here are four men giving their own testimony and ideas about what can be done to fight youth violence. For some, gangs or crews need more repression, incarceration and punishment. But others said this is a matter of engagement, solidarity, education and community work. In reality gangs can be necessary for young kids to survive in the city when they have no family. So if gangs are to be kept -as long as crime is taken away from those groups- how can communities do that? More info: carlosqc.blogspot.com .. + Informações

Despite its coastal beauty and colonial architecture, Nicaragua's oldest city, Granada, is mired in unemployment, poverty and violence. It is the poorest city in Central America where 80% of the population survives on less than $1 per day. The picturesque streets are littered with kids ("chavalos") who have succumbed to crime and drug addiction. The drug of choice due to its affordability and accessibility: glue-sniffing. With no means of receiving an education, learning basic job skills or finding employment, these kids are left with no options and no hope. CAFÉ CHAVALOS: OVERCOMING THE STREETS follows Orlando, Oscar, Juan Carlos and Moises as they attempt to rehabilitate their lives through a program called Café Chavalos -- a culinary school, restaurant and rehab center. In their young lives, they have endured drug use, gang violence, abuse and family suicides, but miraculously found hope through the program. They learn to cook, wait tables and run a business. However, during the course of their own journey, the Café runs into financial problems (funded by a non-profit group), loses their head Chef and is forced to close. How does that affect the boys? Will the café re-open? Can they persevere?. + Informações

Lyrics: We fall to our knees raise our hands toward the sky Bow to the powerful without asking why we fill our glass with - A false sense of pride the ruling class has forced us all to demand what they supply Welcome to our new war Where the rich sell their lies to the poor Were dying but we dont know what for Welcome to our new war In a troubled time - in an age of fear We place our trust - in the insincere As the waiting minds - are misinformed The ones in charge - are just adding to the score The war profiteers watch as their numbers rise Their private contracts push profits through the sky the rest will struggle - Just to survive while special interest goes to those with the highest dollar sign Welcome to our new war Where the rich sell their lies to the poor Were dying but we dont know what for Welcome to our new war Welcome to our new war Welcome to our new war Is this the price that we pay - For living with our - Eyes closed and backs against the wall at the top of the hill - Where the powerful thrive theres a strong disregard - For this human life when the winds start to change And the meek crowd the floor the sirens will sound And at last they will scream no more no more At last they will scream no more - no more - no more - no more - no more No! The power elites wear the thickest disguise Setting the rules as the classes divide they keep their heartless - Eyes on the prize and leave the masses with a lifetime of poverty and crime Welcome to our new war Where the .... + Informações

Finally managed to put up this song. Enjoy it in HD. [UPDATED] THE WEST MEMPHIS 3 ARE FINALLY FREE! For nearly 18 years, The West Memphis Three have been imprisoned for crimes they didn't commit. The three were condemned by their poverty, incompetent defense, Satanic panic and a rush to judgment by the media. It all began May 5, 1993 when three eight-year-old boys were found mutilated and murdered in the Robin Hood Hills area of West Memphis, Arkansas. Under tremendous pressure to find the killer despite physical evidence pointing to anyone, West Memphis officers coerced an error-filled "confession" from a mentally handicapped teenager, Jessie Misskelley Jr., questioning him for hours without counsel or parental consent, only audio-taping two 46-minute fragments. Jessie recanted his statement the same night but it was too late: Jason Baldwin, Damien Echols and Misskelley all were arrested on June 3rd, and have been incarcerated ever since. Lyrics: I often wonder why I sit and wait to die What have I done to justify the sentence they gave? Too many hours spent in darkness questioning... "How and why"? I can't remember many moments in the light This retribution has defiled me to no end An execution without merit looms ahead Tell me why! I was a boy who had to live his own way I never fit into the model they had designed I chose a path less taken I stood with others who had often felt the same We got stares from passersby Our dark attire seemed to frighten people away And .... + Informações

mp3 on itunes: mp3 on itunes: itunes.apple.com [INTRO] Look, if you had one yacht and corporate immunity Jetskis, anything you ever wanted A pure mogul Would you ration it, or buy bigger ships? Dough... . [VERSE 1] Income is steady, fees peak, bonds aplenty Bahaman offshore credit, no levy, funds for spending So lavish- and yet us average folk with crumbs and pennies Pay lump sums, taxes leave bums indebted As you float round on boats now, gloat so proud You're hoping for drought, 'cause it might float the pound But brokers frown - economy's broken down Your stocks run out, dimes flop, no more mounds . Cash-strapped now financially Owe... no more fancy sprees Owe... there go mansion keys Lo, there's no amnesty Loads of transaction fees grow Funds substantially blown Your loss graph freely slopes The scope drastically low Zero balance, you're broke You poor magnates, the woe You limo back to your marble home castle manse "Fetch father's tab, Sergio." You rich families, never abject in employment Offload some mo' staff and... . [CHORUS] (You're gonna) lose your wealth in this movement You moguls are loaded with cheddar, lettuce, bread and dough Your money and car, yacht, your spot as the CEO Such superfluity clocks up quite a pricetag You're gonna lose your wealth in this movement The lowly all protest the credit debit debt they owe You're gonna get the chop, 'tall poppy cut down' syndrome These revolutionaries march strong in uprising, yo . [VERSE 2] Bankroll keeps raising .... + Informações

A través de este documental Felipe Zuleta Lleras periodista colombiano demuestra como, a pesar de las evidencias, mas de 1.000 asesinatos de jóvenes inocentes cometidos por parte de estado quedan impunes frente a la mirada de una sociedad a la cual ya nada le aterra.. + Informações

Visit PovertyInChicago.com PBS Upcoming Broadcasts WTTW Chicago June 28, 2007, 10P.M. KPTS Wichita May 17, 2007, 9 PM KVIE Sacramento March 15th, 2007, 11 PM Poverty in Chicago is a full-length documentary that takes a raw look at the conditions experienced by Chicago's estimated 110000 homeless inhibitors. The film tracks the director Brian Schodorf's personal exploration of the overwhelming urban homeless problem Schodorf began to learn about upon moving to Chicago from his former home in Wichita, Kansas. Schodorf takes the viewer into the lives of nearly 15 homeless men currently living on the streets, concentrating around Chicago's South Loop. This film is an exploration of how the drug afflicted homeless population affects society as a whole with exclusive interviews from many of Chicago`s most respected experts and lawmakers. Those interviewed include Senator Jacqueline Collins, Alderman Toni Preckwinkle, Director of Chicago Recovery Alliance Dan Bigg, and well as professors from Columbia College, University of Chicago, and Chicago State to name a few. Schodorf's developed relationship with the men allows the viewer to get a true inside look at what life is like as a permanent resident of the streets. I've told you, now I'm gonna show you,' says one homeless man who leads Schodorf and his crew through the most crime infested areas of Chicago's south and west inside the drug trade itself. Real and uncensored, the film addresses the problems most members of society .... + Informações

Visit PovertyInChicago.com PBS Upcoming Broadcasts WTTW Chicago June 28, 2007, 10P.M. KPTS Wichita May 17, 2007, 9 PM KVIE Sacramento March 15th, 2007, 11 PM Poverty in Chicago is a full-length documentary that takes a raw look at the conditions experienced by Chicago's estimated 110000 homeless inhibitors. The film tracks the director Brian Schodorf's personal exploration of the overwhelming urban homeless problem Schodorf began to learn about upon moving to Chicago from his former home in Wichita, Kansas. Schodorf takes the viewer into the lives of nearly 15 homeless men currently living on the streets, concentrating around Chicago's South Loop. This film is an exploration of how the drug afflicted homeless population affects society as a whole with exclusive interviews from many of Chicago`s most respected experts and lawmakers. Those interviewed include Senator Jacqueline Collins, Alderman Toni Preckwinkle, Director of Chicago Recovery Alliance Dan Bigg, and well as professors from Columbia College, University of Chicago, and Chicago State to name a few. Schodorf's developed relationship with the men allows the viewer to get a true inside look at what life is like as a permanent resident of the streets. I've told you, now I'm gonna show you,' says one homeless man who leads Schodorf and his crew through the most crime infested areas of Chicago's south and west inside the drug trade itself. Real and uncensored, the film addresses the problems most members of society .... + Informações

www.democracynow.org First Aired: February 26, 2003 'Blood On Their Hands': Acclaimed Journalist John Pilger Explores the Fate of Iraqi Children, and the World Leaders Who Are Responsible A recent edition of the London Mirror showed a picture of British Prime Minister Tony Blair with blood on his hands. The cover read: "Blood on his hands/John Pilger: His Most Damning Verdict of Tony Blair." Pilger is an acclaimed Australian journalist and filmmaker. He begins the article in the Mirror: "William Russell, the great correspondent who reported the carnage of imperial wars, may have first used the expression 'on his hands' to describe impeccable politicians who, at a safe distance, order the mass killing of ordinary people. "In my experience, 'on his hands' applies especially to those modern political leaders who have had no personal experience of war, like George W.Bush, who managed not to serve in Vietnam, and the effete Tony Blair. "There is about them the essential cowardice of the man who causes death and suffering not by his own hand but through a chain of command that affirms his "authority". "In 1946, the judges at Nuremberg who tried the Nazi leaders for war crimes left no doubt about what they regarded as the gravest crimes against humanity. "The most serious was unprovoked invasion of a sovereign state that offered no threat to one's homeland. Then there was the murder of civilians, for which responsibility rested with the "highest authority". "Blair is about to .... + Informações

www.CasatafariMusic.com ...BUN DEM LYRICS: Every foundation a poor people build it Food whe wi nam a di farma man till it Don't come around a move and act silly Blood a boil hot mi no chilly Fire wi a bun full time fi lynch willie Money whe wi mek too small and too lilly Bus fare alone inna poor people billy Don't tink wi figot bout Tupac and Biggy And Marcus, Neva Give Up In Sellasie I put my trust Dem a gwan like a bay gun fi bus Ghetto people alone a bite di dus Right now you don't know who fi trust These perilous time seems like exodus Plea fi who got bills and stuff, Ca JP stress too cantankerous Bun Dem Ca dem no like poor people Bun Dem Ca dem a fight good people Bun Dem Ca dem a move too evil Can't go beside good people Bun Dem Ca dem no like poor people Bun Dem Ca dem a fight good people Bun Dem Ca dem a move too evil Can't go beside good people Bun Dem Dis a raging fire Head affi go role like tire Yow wi no wuk fi dem so wi cant get fire Bag a wire is two-face liar A dat a gwan dong a what a gwan Everyday dem a raid di barn No di youth dem na keep calm And dem na fear no uniform Bun Dem Ca dem no like poor people Bun Dem Ca dem a fight good people Bun Dem Ca dem a move too evil Can't go beside good people Bun Dem Ca dem no like poor people Bun Dem Ca dem a fight good people Bun Dem Ca dem a move too evil Can't go beside good people Every foundation a poor people build it Food whe wi nam a di farma man till it Don't come around a move and act silly Blood a boil .... + Informações